U S Women Evacuated From Managua After Earthquake
Two hundred American wives and children left Managua as earthquakes and aftershocks devastated the city. Planes began evacuation to Corinto while Marines stay to aid relief. The capital may shift temporarily to Masaya or Granada as officials relocate banks and authorities amid looting and ongoing fires. Death toll estimates rise to around three thousand, with relief efforts aided by the Nicaraguan brewery providing water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Eweng
Associated Press
Managua
United States
Monaco
Tri-Motor Ford
Fairchild
Pan American Airways
Sikorsky
Corinte
Pacific East Port
Concepcion
Marine Aviation
Mexico City
Pedro Jone Zepeda
Augustine Sandine
Sanding
Masaya
Granada
Leon
National Bank of Nicaragua
F. L. Bradman
Vivian Duncan Has Baby Daughter in Paris
American actress Vivian Duncan, who three specialists warned childbirth could kill her, arrives in Paris with a second baby daughter born March 2 in Wurzburg Bavaria. She names Evalyn Rosetta Dunican Asther. husband Nils Asther, away filming, is expected to join soon.
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Vivian Duncan
Paris
Wurzburg
Bavaria
Evalyn Rosetta Dunican Asther
Lea
Nils Asther
Greta Garbo
America
Miss Duncan
The
Chicago Tribune
Rousy de Sales
Cecil Stewart
Gauss
Weather Summary for South Dakets and Nearby Areas
Fair tonight and Saturday with slightly colder conditions tonight An urban weather bulletin notes rising temperatures by Saturday in parts of South Dakota Forecasters warn of extreme cold portions and caution for outdoor plans through the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baburdey
Dakets
Mundelein Bank Cashier Held During Night Robbery
Four men held Mundelein State Bank cashier captive in his home last night then tied his wife and three children and forced him to open vaults at 7 30 a m escaping with 10000. He told police the intruders entered his home at 30 pm and used guns to guard the family before retreating to the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mundelfin
Ili
Mundelein
Mott
Matt
Plan To Organize Young Republicans
A plan to form a nationwide Young Republicans movement for 1982 is announced by the RNC. Robert H. Lucas will speak at the April 9 meeting, discussing republicanism and party organization among youth, with leaders from 37 states forming the nucleus for future voter outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
Robert H. Lucas
Douglas Whitlock
Indiana
National Capitol
Republican Club
Lucas
National Committee
Young Republicana
Salid South
Chimney Fire Controls Blaze at Local Home
Firefighters from Huron Fire Department responded to a chimney fire at L. M. Swain residence 48 Ohio Avenue Southwest yesterday evening. Thick smoke and sparks alerted residents shortly after 7 20 PM. The blaze was brought under control quickly after crews arrived.
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Huron Fire Department
L. M. Swain
Ohio Avenue
Firemen to Elect Officers at Sunday Meeting
Members of the Huron Fire Department will elect officers for the next year at their regular quarterly meeting Sunday afternoon in the firemen's club room at City Hall. Reports from current office holders will be read. the session begins at 2:30 p.m. per secretary Ernest Tovey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Huron Fire Department
City Hall
Ernest Tovey
Notre Dame Coach Rockne To Be Buried In Simple Rites
Knute Rockne will be buried in Highland cemetery near Notre Dame after simple funeral services at Sacred Heart Church. The body lay in state at Surmymede while a guard of honor formed by former players watched. King Haakon of Norway arranged for Norwegian representation. Pallbearers likely to be Rockne’s former players. Services and burial to be brief, with a grave side ceremony conducted by Father Mulcaire.
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Knute Rockne
Huvenite-Nea
Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Faul Mickelson
Associated Press
Highland Cemetery
Niles
Old Notre Pe
Haakon of
Norway
Church of Sacred Heart
Surmymede
Jin Kansas
Mizalng
Knute Hockne
Father Mulcaire
Mantel
Haakon
Sirs
Rockne
America
Beiamchac collection noted at 1B Chicago incident
Fragmentary OCR mentions a collection at 1B Chicago with unclear details about Apel and a payment or item described as Beliamchac, but the text is garbled and lacks concrete facts or names.
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Chicago
Bachelor Lawyer Fights Women Jurors in Geneva Trial
James Harrington Scott, a bachelor lawyer in Geneva Illinois, argued it unconstitutional to have women on juries. Judge Newhall overruled. Scott used five peremptory challenges to remove the women, securing a verdict with a all male jury of twelve.
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Geneva, III
James Harrington Scott
John J. Newhall
Scott
Holdup Men Get $46 At Preston Garage
Two masked men robbed the Mc Donald garage in Lake Preston last night, taking 46 dollars from Darrel Freeman who had just leased the business. Sheriff W Schwartz of De Smet investigated as authorities suspect a Lake Preston resident as the lookout. The pair fled into an alley and may have escaped in a Ford Tudor sedan.
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Lake Preston
McDonald
William Schwartz
de Smet
Darrel Freeman
Leo McDonald
Asf
Sioux Falls College Drive Reaches Endowment Goal
Sioux Falls college celebrated a dinner noting the successful completion of a drive to raise 100000 dollars in endowment funds. A new drive will seek 40000 dollars by subscriptions across South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska with 22000 dollars already pledged.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Four Men Turned Over To Mott Sheriff In Swindle Case
Four men arrested on swindling charges were turned over to Mott North Dakota by local authorities. The suspects are Joe Yates Fred Knocie Jake Kutcher and Jack Newbers. A preliminary hearing in Mott is planned for Saturday with the fake poker party involved in a $12.50 loss to Jake Jacobean of Mott.
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N. D
Selby
Jake Jacobean
Mott
Joe Yates
Fred Knocie
Jake Kutcher
Jack Newbers
Arrestees in Parmalee Slaying Tangle
Police report saying Leonard and Herbert are in custody awaiting trial at the next federal court term. The investigation implicates other suspects in the Parmalee homicide case.
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Parmalee
Leonard
Teedan Gai
Herbert ‘Bouncer
Vis
Ice may have caused Rockne crash inquiry says
Investigators reported a small ice fragment likely broke from the propeller hub or wing edge of the Rockne crash aircraft. The right outboard engine lost all three blades and hub, snapping the wing and releasing mail from the fuselage. Witnesses saw a wing section detach before the fatal dive near Bazaar Kansas.
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Oscar Leiding
Associated Press
Washington
America
Knute Rockne
Department of Commerce
Aeronautical Branch
Bazaar
Kansas
National Guards to Be Inspected by Army Officer
Huron's national guard unit Company C of the 109th Engineers will receive its armory inspection Monday at 7 30 pm led by First Lieutenant McDonald D. Weinert of the regular army. Captain George E. Longstaff says the South Dakota regiment will show full strength except for one absent lieut. Kenned Boges attends a three month officer training at Fort Humphreys Va. Lieut Weinert will inspect quarters and equipment Monday afternoon with the inspection starting at 7 30 pm.
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Huron
109Th Engineers
McDonald D. Weinert
George E. Longstaff
Aberdeen
South Dakota Regiment of Engineers
Longstar
Kenneth Boges
Fort Humphries
Weinert
Prosecution Fights for State Aid in Burke Case
Attorney General Paul W Voorheis visited St Joseph Michigan to discuss state aid with county prosecutor Wilbur Cunningham for the Fred Burke killing of Patrolman Charles Skelly in December 1929. He hinted Burke may plead guilty but plans to mount a cautious prosecution.
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Fred Burke
ST. Joseph
Mich
Paul W. Voorhela
Wilbur M. Cunningham
Charles Skelly
Voorhels
Cunningham
Burke
Wayne County
Detroit
Voorheis
Cave Ends Series Of Talks In County Meeting
County agent Headle will conclude a series of home beautification demonstrations with a town hall meeting at 3 pm. The four sessions encourage proper propagation of trees, shrubbery, and flowers, following earlier talks in Peni cce Cavour and Virgil.
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Cave
Headle County
Jas Belle
Peni Cce
Cavour
Virgil
Zoo Officials Watch Condor Egg Hatch At National Zoo
Zoo officials pause before an incubator housing a pale green egg from the only female condor in captivity. Dr. William M. Mann says a hatch would be historic and celebratory, as condors are rare in captivity and dwindling in the wild.
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Washington
William M. Mann
National Zoological Park
Zoo
California
Huron Receives Heaviest Rainfall of the Year
Central South Dakota reports the heaviest 24 hour rainfall since last November. Rain and snow total moisture to 1.17 inches, reducing the yearly deficit to .84 of an inch. Temperatures ranged from 2 to 23 degrees above zero, with fair weather forecast for tomorrow.
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South Dakota
Government Weather Bureau
ML E. Blystone
Weather Bureau
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Huron
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Trial for Buckley Aimed at Short Session
Prosecutor Harry Toy planned an abbreviated trial on April 3 with noon adjournment due to it being a holiday. He anticipated only two witnesses to be called in the proceedings.
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Push Buckley
Harry-8 Toy
Jury Deliberates Over Brothers Lingle Murder Verdict
In Chicago, April 4, jurors debated whether Brothers hired to kill Tribune reporter Jake Lingle. Twelve men considered acquittal or conviction with sentences from death to 14 years to life. Rumors suggested nine for acquittal, three for conviction, as Judge Sabath kept them in deliberation through the night awaiting a verdict.
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Criminal Court Building
Chicago
Jake” Lingle
Leo ¥. Brothers
Cook County Criminal Court
Brothers
Tribune
Lingle
Illinois Parole Board
Mysturies
Sabath
Joseph Sabath
Authors Ettled In Auto Mishap
BRYSON CITY N G April 2 WTI An automobile accident ends the careers of Horace Kephart and Fiswoode Tarleton authors. A car Kephart and Tarleton, his guest, had hired for a short trip into the North Carolina mountains left the highway and rolled over at Ela five miles from here. Both men were killed instantly. RB Brown driver was taken to a Sylva hospital unconscious and recalled a blinding light caused loss of control. Kephart, 68, wrote Our Southern Highlanders and Bloody Ground was Tarleton's best known work.
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Bryson City
N. G
WTI
Horace Kephart
Fiswoode Tarleton
Decatur
Kephart
Tarleton
North Carolina
Ela
RB. Brown
Sylva
N.C
Pennsylvania
3200 Cattle Lost In Recent Blizzard
Lincoln Nebraska April 3 Evan Jones assistant state and federal crop statistician announced the loss of more than 3200 cattle during last week's blizzard in seven western Nebraska counties. He said the loss was smaller than first indicated and did not include heavier uncertain losses in Morrill and Scotts Bluff counties.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Aday
Evan Jones
Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Sugar Beet Workers Accept $18 Acre Wage Deal
Denver April 3. Directors of the Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing association recommended accepting a wage contract with Great Western Sugar of 18 dollars per acre plus a 50 cent per ton bonus over 14 tons. Last year’s labor contract was 23 dollars. The reduction aligns with the same percentage drop in sugar beet costs.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association
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